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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
6
A reader tale from Europe prompts a humorous talk with an oculist about eye surgery. A patient recalls a woman with crossed eyes who married for love after the doctor’s intervention, sparking a wedding invitation and a lesson on appearances and timing.
The Holy Carpet ceremony from Cairo to Mecca will use the Hedjaz railway from Halfa to Medina, bypassing the traditional overland route through hostile territory. The move follows the Khedive's pilgrimage, aims to cut danger and spread of disease with strict quarantine measures urged by conservative Muslims.
A fragment from the Journal des Debats cites a Peking periodical editor praising a manuscript with grand flattery. The editor swears by ancestral ashes, claims the emperor would deem it a model, and says the work is unmatched for ten thousand years before returning the script with reparations.
Fragments reflect a rustic view of geography and modern life. The text hints at flat earth notions and mentions automobiles and entertainment in past times, with a casual, collage style.
Fragmentary notice reads like a local or district scene with names Mary and Ware amid garbled dialogue. It hints at a dispute or commentary involving neighbors, a spouse, and a farm context. The readable bits suggest a rural setting and a tense exchange, with minimal clear action.
The report outlines an ongoing inquiry into Prter Sinafer with focus on the investigation scope and potential involvement. It notes official proceedings, expected disclosures, and assurances of due process pending further findings.
Col. John R. Van Wormer credits a late 19th century power struggle in New York for Platt’s sudden decision to resign from the U S Senate. He cites pressure from factional leaders supporting Crowley and opposition to Robertson as Garfield appointment ruse, with Platt choosing two-fire loyalties over continued attack.
The reminiscence recalls John J Ingalls discussing his beliefs and the soul, recounting a train wreck en route to Dorany’s ranch and a late night in which he reflects on mortality. He asserts a belief in a conscious enduring self and foreknowledge of death, asserting serenity in facing fate.
The account recalls Secretary Chase meeting bankers in New York as Civil War finances neared collapse. He urged lenders to supply gold, saying the government needed money more than troops to save the Union. Coe recalls Chase’s noble demeanor and decisive demand for funds.
A list of historic fires exceeding ten million dollars highlights incidents in London 1468 Smyrna 1772 Constantinople 1729 1870 New York 1885 Thasburg 188? Charleston 1881 Portland 1846 Chicago 1871 Lotidan 1874 Quebec 1876 St John 1877 Kingston 1882 St Johns 1803 Guayquil 1256 Ottawa 1800 Baltimore 164 Tarentia 1964 San Francisco 1905 with losses up to 350 million or more.
The article features William A Radford promoting concrete and stucco house construction. It discusses cement use, wet concrete processes, and the economic aspects versus wooden or brick walls. A design for a stucco residence is described, including layout, roof economy, window details, and considerations for site, insulation, and durability.
Beneath Bramber Castle in England a new museum displays playful taxidermy combining art and humor. Created by W. Potter, the exhibit retraces Death and Tattle of Cock Robin with 190 British bird specimens and whimsical scenes like the fox with his fish and the mourning birds.
A passenger explains she became ill after encountering U S customs inspectors on arrival in New York, contrasting with travel from Europe where she felt fine. The remark underscores concerns about border processing effects on travelers.
A terse note records that the hired girl and her suitor faced a career end as the wife took decisive action, ending the affair and employment. The brief item highlights a homefront drama with sharp consequence.
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